Have: Begonia grandis

16 years ago

Sorry, forgot about these. This will be my last post for sure.

This one is hardy in zone 6 and farther south. I just dig and store the tubers in the fall. I have a couple of extras already growing in 2 1/2 inch pots.

Not sure what I'm looking for, but no houseplants.

Kevin

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aclifton
16 years ago
Would be interested in a trade. I have lots of heirloom bulbs. If interested please email. Ann
darlene87
16 years ago
Do you have any left? Even bulbils would be fine. I see that you grow orchids mainly. I just have 2 jewel orchids, that is my limit on those. Are you interested in outside type plants, or maybe some postage stamps (we can always use those). I have a yardful of perennials, and going to pull them out and put in small shrubs. I do have one red begonia that is a bulb, but have not figured out how to propagate it yet.
Darlene
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